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Pastor Matschoss
Pastor F.W. Matschoss, Lutheran Minister at Mt Gambier.
Charles J. Matthews
Charles J. Matthews of the Register staff. The Register was originally known as the South Australian Gazette and Colonial Register and later the South Australian Register was South Australia's first newspaper. It was first published in London in June 1936 and moved to Adelaide in 1837.
George and Ann Mathews
George and Ann Mathews arriving at Port Adelaide on the Trevelyan in 1866.
Mattner Family
Family of Carl Wilhelm Mattner and wife Emily Pauline on their golden wedding.
William Henry Maturin
William Henry Maturin (1814-1889) arrived in South Australia on the brigantine Elizabeth Buckham in 1843. Worked as Private Secretary to Sir Henry E Fox Young. Became Auditor General, promoted to Private Secretary to the Lieutenant Governor in 1851. In 1857 was appointed Chief Commissioner of the Adelaide Waterworks Commission, then appointed Land Titles Commissioner.
James Maughan
James Maughan, Methodist New Connexion minister in Adelaide, 1862-1871.
James Maughan
[General description] Reverend James Maughan, Methodist New Connexion minister.[On back of photograph] no information.
James Maughan
Reverend James Maughan.
Richard Thelwell Maurice
Richard Thelwell Maurice was an explorer from South Australia who made 8 or 9 expeditions between 1897 and 1898 to the Nullarbor Plain and Great Victorian Desert noting the position of Aboriginal water holes. Later he explored the Rawlinson Ranges in Western Australia, Wyndham in the north west of Australia. He established himself as a kangaroo hunter on the Nullarbor Plain
Sir Douglas Mawson
Sir Douglas Mawson.
Elton Mayo
Professor Elton Mayo psychologist, industrial researcher, organisational theorist. He gave close attention to the human, social and political problems of industrialised civilization and established the scientific study of organisational psychology
George Gibbs Mayo
George Gibbs Mayo.
George Mayo
George Mayo was born in England and arrived in South Australia on board the "Lady Emma" in 1837. He later returned from England again and took up a position at the Adelaide Hospital . He was later made the Hon. Consulting Surgeon at the Adelaide Hospital. He was an enthusiastic member of the Voluntary Defence Force and a keen cyclist as well as one of the original trustees of Trinity Church.
George Gibbes Mayo
George Gibbes Mayo, engineer, married to Henrietta May (nee Donaldson) He was a member of John McKinlay's 1865 expedition to the Northern Territory. He lived at Hill Street North Adelaide. He was father of noted women's health pioneer Dr Helen Mary Mayo, and noted psychologist George Elton Mayo. Another son, Sir Herbert Mayo was a noted jurist.
George Gibbes Mayo
George Gibbes Mayo, engineer, married to Henrietta May (nee Donaldson). He was a member of John McKinley's 1865 expedition to the Northern Territory. He lived at Hill Street, North Adelaide. He was the father of noted women's health pioneer Dr Helen Mary Mayo, and noted psychologist George Elton Mayo. Another son, Sir Herbert Mayo was a noted jurist
Sir Herbert Mayo
Sir Herbert Mayo was appointed KCMG in the King's Birthday honours list in 1948 for services as judge of the Supreme Court. He was appointed King's Counsel in 1930 and was editor of the Australian Law Journal
Sir Herbert Mayo
Sir Herbert Mayo was a South Australian judge, barrister, solicitor, Anglican lay leader and academic.
Israel Mazey
Israel Mazey - old colonist who arrived in South Australia on the sailing vessel the "Duke of York" in 1836. A note on the back of the photograph dated 1894 suggests that Israel Mazey was one of the last persons still living who arrived on the "Duke of York" along with the daughter of Mrs Beare who had 10 children, 50 grandchildren and 69 great grandchildren. Also mentioned are Mr WL Beare of Glenelg and Mr O Powell of Walkerville. Israel Mazey was born approximately in 1817 in Berkshire, England and died June 26, 1894 at Alberton. He was 20 years old when he began working to establish a whaling station on Kangaroo Island. He joined the "Duke of York" when it was anchored off the Isle of Wight. Later he worked as a blacksmith on Kangaroo Island. He married Hannah Woolman in 1843 and they produced 12 children and lived in King Street in Alberton.
Reverend Silas Mead
Reverend Silas Mead, First Minister, Flinders Street.
Reverend Silas Mead
Reverend Silas Mead.
Mr Meillon
Mr Meillon, school teacher at Mt Gambier.
F.E. Meleng
F.E. Meleng, Secretary Institute Association.
Joseph Mellor
Joseph Mellor with agricultural stripper machine.
Joseph Mellor
Joseph Mellor.
Charles James Melrose
Charles James Melrose, pilot with his aircraft. A researcher has added : The aircraft is his Heston Phoenix painted green and silver. It also had 'South Australian Centenary 1936' painted on it. Also his uncle's name - who it is believed sponsored it. A note on the back of the photograph states "Mr CJ Melrose and his aeroplane in which he is flying to Adalaide, South Australia, early in April, to attend the South Australian Centenary Celebrations. Mr Melrose desires to take three passengers and enquiries regarding costs etc. should be addressed to the Agent General and Trade Commissioner for South Australia, British Industries House, Marble Arch, W1"
Johann Menge
Johann Menge, a painting by WA Cawthorne of the bald headed Johann Menge in 'his usual attitude when teaching'. Mengle is known as 'the father of South Australia's mineralogy. He was a geologist and linguist and was an early explorer of the new colony, especially the Barossa Valley. He was born 4th January 1788 in Germany and died 1852. See 'Register' 9/8/16.
Richard Liron Mestayer
Richard Liron Mestayer, born ca.1844 in London, son of Richard Mestayer and Eliza Mullens, died 1921 New Zealand, married Katherine Emily Kesteven 1878. The Mestayer family were French Huguenots and earlier generations had lived in Dublin in Ireland. R.L. Mestayer was a civil engineer in New South Wales and later New Zealand. [details provided by a researcher] He was an engineer with Public Works (NSW) for the survey of Grafton and Lismore drainage schemes in 1890. [details provided by a researcher].
Charlie Meyers
Charlie Meyers of Alice Springs. He was an old identity of Alice Springs in the 1920's and 30's. He was a clerk of the racecourse, saddler by trade, also short time pastoralist. His boot repair and harness store can be seen in the background. Charlie was born Aaron Schunke. His first child was born in 1898 and named Dorothy Schunke. The second child was named Herman John Meyers in 1899 (from being born at Hermannsburg Mission). Later Charlie changed his name to Charles Henry Meyers
Hiram Telemachus Mildred
Hiram Telemachus Mildred.
Mildred Family
Four Generations of the Mildred Family; April 1864. Back row, left to right: Louisa Rachel Mildred, nee Montgomery, born 2 July 1842, married 29 July 1864, died 16 April 1908; Henry Hay Mildred, born 17 August 1839, married 29 July 1863, died 25 December 1920; Henry Charles Swan, born 8 June 1834, married 23 January 1862, died 26 July 1908; Henry Richard Mildred, born 9 March 1795, married 4 November 1820, died 22 March 1877; John Varley, born 22 October 1830, married 15 April 1854, died 9 June 1887; Hiram Telemachus Mildred, born 28 April 1823, married 9 February 1864, died 21 August 1892; Susanna Mildred, nee Cheetham, born 19 October 1841, married 9 February 1864, died 29 January 1879. Front row, left to right: Clarissa Martha Margaret Hay, nee Mildred, born 22 September 1821, married 23 April 1840, died 19 November 1870; Sophia Elizabeth Swan, nee Hay, born 11 February 1841, married 23 January 1862, died 16 April 1916; sitting on Sophia's lap, Henry Charles Swan jnr., born 6 August 1863, died 16 August 1871; Elizabeth Sarah Mildred, nee Bowyer, born 30 November 1798, married 4 November 1820, died 3 February 1869; Hiram Wentworth Varley, born 6 May 1859, married 2 February 1889, died 28 March 1927; Urania Harriet Varley, nee Mildred, born 30 December 1824, married 15 April 1854, died 30 August 1896; Alice Matilda Bowyer Varley, born 2 July 1857, married 29 September 1880, died 27 May 1931. For more information about the Mildred Family see Biographical Notes 1047/266.